Support of store brands on Open Prices #863
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Alrighty! Quick starting points. Where are all of the stores?https://alltheplaces.xyz/ is a CC-0 web scraped index of many, many things with a lat, lon and link to the NSI - for example, shop/supermarket, shop/convience. The majority of these assert a brand:wikidata attribute. Different jurisdictions have different opinions on "can facts be copyrighted", and these are the claims from the stores or chains themselves - so are they suitable to merge into an ODBL source? How good is the data? Etc. It's nuanced! Some have built comparison tools, to enable mapping where the jursidiction aligns - for example @matkoniecz has done some good work making tools for "is this X in OpenStreetMap? The website says it's phone number is Y, is that correct?" Okay, what if I just want ODBL, high quality data?(AI generated query samples here, but they are gonna be close) Depending on where you pull your OSM supermarkets/etc from you may just be able to import brand:wikidata at the same time. Below assumes overpass.
Working sample: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/27dH You can then go further and pull the wikidata descriptions of brands or other details via their SPARQL endpoint.
Note, this is too broad as it pulls non food businesses. There is even a (reasonably) maintained index of "store locator pages" in Wikipedia, so if users see product X is sold by chain Y, they can with a few clicks work out where to go. |
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This discussion stems from this PR on Product Opener.
It would be interesting to know the store brand (ex: Carrefour, Monoprix,...) associated with a specific store. It would be tremendously helpful to answer questions such as :
As CloCkWeRX started to do, we can import OSM name-suggestion-index database to support this features.
I would suggest creating a new
store_brands
table where we would import the DB (name of the store brand, countries, wikidata ID).Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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